Page 2B - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Thursday. September 7 1989
WEDDINGS& ENGAGEMENTS
Bunn And Mallory Unite In Marriage
Cheryl Beauty Bunn and
George Wayne Mallory were
Joined In holy matrimony on Au
gust 19, 1989. The 4 p.m. cere
mony was held at United Em
manuel Holiness Chrch In
Boston, Mass and was ofllclated
by Rev. William Watson and as
sisted by Rev. Maggie L. Mallory.
Cheryl, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bunn, Sr. , Is a
1988 graduate of Johnson C.
Smith University where she
majored In communication arts.
The bride Is employed with The
Charlotte Post Newspaper as a
graphic artist.
Wayne, the son of Mr. Vincent
G. and Rev. Maggie L. Mallory, Is
a 1983 graduate of Johnson C.
Smith University where he ma
jored In communication arts.
The groom Is a shipping super
visor with Jefferson Pilot Data
Services In Charlotte.
The bride was given In marri
age by her father.
The bride wore a white and
lace taffeta dress with p>earl ac
cents. The neckline and sleeves
were of lace and pearls. The
gown was fitted to the knee
where ruflles began and contin
ued Into a five-foot train.
The bodice was of drop pearls
and lace overlay. Ruffles accent
ed the shoulders with small
cluster of pearls in center of the
ruffle accents. The back con
sisted of open shape of a heart
trimmed In lace. The lower back
consisted of a bow which when
connected with the train gave
an Illusion of flowing ruffles
from the waist to the floor.
The head piece, which was de
signed by the bride, was a braid
ed pearl band with a gathering
of sheer white netting at the
back of the head and a flowing
white netting blush. The bou
quet consisted of pearls, silk
white and lavender roses with
an Ivy and lavender floral cas
cade.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Oleatha Thibodeaux, sister of
the bride. She wore a lavender
taffeta and lace tea length
dress. Lace overlay dropped to
the hips and accented with a
bow. She carried a bouquet of
white and lavender silk roses
and purple carnations.
The bridesmaids Included Ms.
Cathy Adams, Mrs. Beverly
Johnson, cousin of the groom,
Ms. Nicole Klbbe, cousin of the
Drakeford
And McCleave
Engagement
Ms. Roxlne Drakeford of West-
ville. South Carolina, announc
es the engagement of her
daughter, Theresa Drakeford to
William Douglas McCleave.
The groom-elect Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott C. McCleave
of Charlotte.
The wedding Is planned for
October 14th at Adams Metro
politan AME Church In Char
lotte.
Parker And
Harden To Wed
Mrs. Betty J. McGrlff of Char
lotte £innounces the engage
ment of her daughter, Jennifer
Denise Parker to Leroy Alexan
der Harden. The bride Is also
the daughter of the late Lee An
drew McGrlff.
The groom-elect Is the son of
Mrs. Mae Harden Gra
ham of Upper Marlboro, Mary
land and the late Michael Gra
ham.
The wedding Is planned for
December 2nd at St. Mark's
United Methodist Church In
Charlotte.
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were Ms. Angela Bunn, niece of
the bride, Mr. Steven Pam and
Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Directors
were Mrs. Mattie Hull, Mrs.
Marion Turenue and Ms. Ange
la Bunn.
The reception was held In
Whiton Hall In Dorchester,
Mass, and was beautifully ca
tered by Doyle & Sons Caterers
of Quincy. The photographer
was Mr. Calvin Ferguson of The
Charlotte Post and Ferguson
Photographies. The music was
provided by Dion White & Com
pany. The couple enjoyed a five
day, four night honeymoon in
Hamilton, Bermuda. The couple
will reside In Charlotte.
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Mr. & Bfi*. George Wayne Mallory
bride, Ms. Dhetra Powell, Ms. An
drea Swain, and Ms. Alecla
Wakefield. The flower girls were
little Miss Brittany Borden, little
Miss Brendla De Shellds and
little Miss Tanesha Broderick.
The brides maids wore taffeta
short sleeve lavender tea length
dresses with a fitted bodice that
flared at the hip. The back was
cut low and accented with a bow
at the lower back. They each
carried a silk bouquet of Afri
can violets. The flower girls
wore short sleeve lavendar taf
feta gowns accented with laven
der lace. Headpieces were made
of a lavender lace and purple
ribbon band with lavender rose
buds.
The bride's mother wore a
pink taffeta v-neckllne dress
with chiffon overlay. She had a
matching jacket, satin purse
and shoes. She wore a silk lav
ender and purple rose and car
nation corsage accented with
lavender and purple ribbon.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a lavender chiffon dress with
overlay. She had matching lace
gloves and satin shoes. ' She
wore a silk lavender and purple
rose and carnation corsage ac
cented with lavender and purple
ribbon.
The ring bearer was Master
John Borden, Jr. and the best
man was Mr. Wesley Payne. The
ushers were: Mr. Chris Adams,
cousin of the groom, Mr. Lee
Bunn, Mr. Sonny Bunn and Mr.
Troy Bunn, brothers of the
bride, Mr. Randall Fields, Mr.
Willie Patton, Mr. Raymond
Pinckney, Mr. Robert Poole, Mr.
LeRoy Scott, Dr. Quentin Shaw
and Mr. Robert F. Thibodeax,
Sr., brother-in-law of the bride.
All of the ushers wore Lord West
tuxedos with lavendar cummer
bunds and bow ties. The groom
wore tails and a white pique vest
and bow tie.
The music was provided by or
ganist Mrs. Edna Sims. Soloists
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